News & Notices

Bruce County Council met on Thursday, March 20, 2025 beginning at 9:30 AM in the Council Chambers and virtually through Teams. Video recordings of the meetings can be reviewed at www.brucecounty.on.ca/government/agendas-and-minutes

The Bruce County Museum & Cultural Centre is pleased to present Bruce in Battle: Life in the 160th Battalion as part of Archives Awareness Week. Happening on April 12 at 2:00 PM, this talk will explore the experiences of Bruce County’s 160th Battalion soldiers during the First World War, featuring a presentation by military historian and researcher Kent Kraemer.

Due to high water levels and large debris impacting the construction platform, the Durham Street Bridge in downtown Walkerton is closed to through traffic until further notice. Motorists are advised to use the posted Alternative Truck Routes for the duration of the Durham Street Bridge Closure.

The CSWBP Crime Prevention Action Table, Community Drug and Alcohol Strategy and various partners invite community members to informative town halls featuring policing, health and social experts who will provide critical insights into drug trafficking, substance use, addictions and harm reduction strategies in our communities.

Jeff Loney, Bruce County’s Economic Development Manager has been announced as a recipient of the 2025 Economic Development 40 Under 40 Award, the biennial award recognizing rising stars under 40 years old in the economic development industry.

Bruce County Council met on Thursday, February 20, 2025 beginning at 9:30 AM in the Council Chambers and virtually through Teams. Video recordings of the meetings can be reviewed at www.brucecounty.on.ca/government/agendas-and-minutes

Bruce County’s Economic Development team is excited to announce new support for local businesses adopting cleaner energy practices with the new Energy Transition Initiative.

The Bruce County Museum & Cultural Centre is excited to present Muse-Talks: Highlights from the 2024 Elora Adventure Film Festival with Ian Evans on Friday, March 21.

When we think of emergencies, we often picture tornadoes, floods, or power outages. But what if the crisis impacted something we rely on daily—our ability to communicate? In an increasingly connected world, a failure of phone networks or internet services can leave families struggling to reach one another. That’s why including a communications plan in your emergency preparedness strategy is crucial.

Bruce County Transportation & Environment Services Department will place weight/load restrictions of 5 tonne per axle on several County roads until further notice.